Sentence examples for they were duty from inspiring English sources

As the inquiry closed, Scottish prosecutors concluded that they were "duty bound" not to charge Mr Clarke for dangerous driving because of insufficient evidence, The Guardian reported.

The captured officers, having pledged not to take up arms against America again, were freed "on parole", meaning that they were duty bound to return to captivity if the Americans requested it.

It has been suggested that Mackay was told that he would need to notify the Football Association of the messages, and that his failure to do so prompted Cardiff's lawyers, Mishcon de Reya, to inform the Welsh club that they were duty bound to inform the governing body.

Here the report by the security staff gave them that suspicion and meant they were duty-bound to question Seddon, and entitled to arrest him.

They said they were duty-bound to protect their communities' principal and resented being expected to pay for what they consider inappropriate risk-taking at the state level.

But some said last week they were duty-bound to address it when suspects and detainees who have refused to talk could have information that could save thousands of lives.

"Strong Capital Management and its founder, Richard Strong, betrayed the mutual fund investors they were duty-bound to protect," Stephen M. Cutler, director of enforcement at the S.E.C., said in a statement yesterday.

Some Majlis members, at a meeting of 135 right-wingers, argued that, according to the guidelines provided by Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, they were duty-bound to support the new president—so long as he adheres to the Islamic revolution.The opposition is prepared to wait.

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In both cases, governmental actors believed they were duty-bound to protect public safety, and took dramatic action to do so.

Meanwhile, some say that they are duty bound to keep the group in the spotlight.